Sentence examples for a shared affinity from inspiring English sources

Some of them grew close to Putin decades ago through a shared affinity for martial arts.

Mr. Kakanias and Ms. Bell, for example, discovered they were both artists with a shared affinity for the English bulldog, which Ms. Bell often paints.

In 1960, on a train between Dartford and London, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, then teen-agers, bonded over a shared affinity for obscure blues records.

The boys are brought together by a shared affinity for "It's a Wonderful Life," the 1946 Capra Christmas classic, and that film remains a touchstone in their friendship.

Dyson uses social media tools to engage alumni and build a network of graduates with a shared affinity for the school.

And then to devote a full page of the Book Review to a preposterous "essay" claiming that the Beat Generation writers and the Tea Party are alike because of a shared affinity for "individual freedom"?

Combine that with a mutually shared affinity for B Grade cinema and a stunning lack of resources, and you have what you see here – a "red carpet treatment for your no carpet clientele".

They struck up a correspondence and discovered their shared affinity for swing music.

Their collaboration in this large ensemble reflects shared affinities for an aggressive variety of post-bop.

The former suggests that the most important phospholipids that are specific for Cx26 or Cx32 are in the inner leaflet, and the latter suggests that there is a shared strong affinity for zwitterionic phospholipids in both leaflets.

Instead, this primary is shaping up to be a demonstration of who is the most American conservative dedicated to conserving Americanism through a shared borderline erotic affinity of Ronald Reagan that's totally definitely not gay in any way.